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First snake method chuckie

Started by Zrschaef, September 01, 2019, 08:08:50 AM

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Zrschaef

Planning on using this for pulled beef.

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effinUker

Snakes should burn clockwise for beef, counterclockwise for pork. @1buckie says so. Other than that, looks like a great start.

Zrschaef

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Quote from: effinUker on September 01, 2019, 11:00:31 AM
Snakes should burn clockwise for beef, counterclockwise for pork. @1buckie says so. Other than that, looks like a great start.
Haha I'll remember that next time. Temp staid stead between 225 and 260ish the whole time it was unwrapped. I wrapped at 170 degrees, and turned the heat up to 300 ish. It was probe tender at 208 degrees after about 6 and a half hours.  Its currently wrapped in towels in a cooler.

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SMOKE FREAK

Gonna be good no matter if ya did a reverse snake.

Zrschaef

Turned put pretty good, I forgot to take pictures of the finished product though.  What rub do you all usually use on a chuck ?

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effinUker

Quote from: Zrschaef on September 01, 2019, 06:54:38 PM
Turned put pretty good, I forgot to take pictures of the finished product though.  What rub do you all usually use on a chuck ?

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Salt & Pepper.

guitarfish

Salt and pepper is traditional,but any steak seasoning you like well work.


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evals

Quote from: Zrschaef on September 01, 2019, 11:07:33 AM
Quote from: effinUker on September 01, 2019, 11:00:31 AM
Snakes should burn clockwise for beef, counterclockwise for pork. @1buckie says so. Other than that, looks like a great start.
Haha I'll remember that next time. Temp staid stead between 225 and 260ish the whole time it was unwrapped. I wrapped at 170 degrees, and turned the heat up to 300 ish. It was probe tender at 208 degrees after about 6 and a half hours.  Its currently wrapped in towels in a cooler.

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Good info.  I just started trying the snake method two weeks ago,  so I'm still a beginner.  I'm not ready to try a reverse snake yet.

Partagas


Quote from: effinUker on September 01, 2019, 11:00:31 AM
Snakes should burn clockwise for beef, counterclockwise for pork. @1buckie says so. Other than that, looks like a great start.
What? 🤣


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JEBIV

Quote from: Partagas on September 10, 2019, 06:01:30 AM

Quote from: effinUker on September 01, 2019, 11:00:31 AM
Snakes should burn clockwise for beef, counterclockwise for pork. @1buckie says so. Other than that, looks like a great start.
What? 🤣


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It is a written rule !!
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bbqking01

My question is, why?


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Kneab

Because @1Buckie says so.

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JEBIV

I did a snake with a brisket, a butt and a turkey breast on the Ranch  lit both ends and the middle of the snake and they were all done at the same time!!! I rest my case, I'm also full of shit ! I did it clockwise because the brisket was bigger
Seeking a Black Sequoia I know I know, I'd settle for just the tabbed no leg grill

Partagas

You guys had me going!
I teach a little of physics as part of the radiology course and i was thinking this is the most absurd thing ive ever heard.
But i understand now is "to account for the curvature of the earth and not disrupt the space/time continuum"

Makes perfect sense!


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